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Thanks to a well-balanced combination of elite skill and superior depth, the Miami Dolphins have finished with a winning record in each of the last four seasons. The front office and general manager Chris Grier led the team through a difficult 2024 offseason with salary cap restrictions and little draft capital.
After seven seasons with the Dolphins, cornerback Xavien Howard had to make the difficult decision to leave the team. By designating Howard as a post-June 1 cut, Miami will soon have $18.5 million in salary cap flexibility after scrimping for most of the winter.
Last week, McDaniel stated, “As a high-functioning NFL franchise, part of our job is you’re always looking for ways to get better.” “I am aware that Chris Grier’s tattoos likely depict his constant improvement as a player on the roster. We search constantly, but I wouldn’t say that we hunt for things specifically because we don’t view them that way. We have a highly competitive team with a rather deep roster.
“We constantly have to strike a balance between what we can accomplish, what’s available, and how we can strengthen our staff. Though we’re not hunting, we won’t ever give up searching.
Miami signed Odell Beckham Jr. in early May — a move some expected to come following the June 1 salary cap relief — but a case can be made that depth is still needed in the trenches and secondary.
Calais Campbell, 37, could help solidify the edge until Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb are back in action. A former defensive end for the Miami Hurricanes, Campbell spent two seasons in Baltimore with Dolphins’ defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver.
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